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In front of the Arcade...
Ever since Miho introduced Greg to the arcade at the local mall, he's been there most weekdays after school for at least an hour or two... It ate a lot of money, sure, but it's money he would've spent on point cards for his phone at any rate.
At the moment he was just outside, though, sitting on a little bench near the entrance and fiddling with his phone for some reason or another. The boy was, as usual, paying no attention to his surroundings or anything but himself and the small piece of technology in his hands. The perpetual and unfortunately socially discouraging look of vague annoyance and great boredom was in place on his face, though he was completely free to approach for anyone not bothered by it!
(( Open RP, feel free to either post your own thread or join in one in progress! ))
At the moment he was just outside, though, sitting on a little bench near the entrance and fiddling with his phone for some reason or another. The boy was, as usual, paying no attention to his surroundings or anything but himself and the small piece of technology in his hands. The perpetual and unfortunately socially discouraging look of vague annoyance and great boredom was in place on his face, though he was completely free to approach for anyone not bothered by it!
(( Open RP, feel free to either post your own thread or join in one in progress! ))
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"G-kun!" Seiya called to him, approaching the bench. Talking over his gaming was simply second nature now. "[What are you cooking, handsome guy!]"
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"I'm gonna guess you're not here for the arcade." She didn't seem like the gamer type, but then neither had Miho and she kept schooling him in every fighting game he could find. The arcade seemed more like a thing everyone did once in a while around here, so there was the possibility. "Or maybe you are. Uh... Do you know what [handsome] means..?" It sort of just hit him that she'd gone and called him nice to look at, more or less. Greg wasn't used to that!
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Watching him play, she raised her brow curiously. "Well not on this trip, but I do come here often." At the second question she simply smiled. "Of course I know what it means!"
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He siiighed through his nose and closed out that game. Done with it! It was lame, anyway..! "What're you here for today? Shopping, or..?"
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Leaning back, she stopped her snooping. Seiya swung her bag with a little shrug, taking in the view around the mall. "Shopping and a little wandering." To be honest, she was scheduled to be working at Yamada Mart, but ditching seemed more appealing. Especially now that there was a hanging out with Greg bonus!
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Seiya led him along, passing a few beautiful fountains. It had been a while since she'd been shopping with someone other than her father. It felt nice!
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Hey, on the plus side, he didn't bitch about her latching onto him. Gregory's hand didn't leave his pocket or anything, so that was probably the best Seiya was going to get at the moment. "Do you, uh..." How to ask this without being rude? "Do you like America, or are you just using English for my sake?" He almost said 'for my amusement', which was more the case.
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As they walked, the scenery opened up into a more media-centric promenade. "Huh? I love America!" Seiya bit her lip. Okay, so maybe she also learned a bit of English on the side to impress him, no big deal.
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Seiya had a lot of time on her hands when she wasn't working. Even when she was, there were endless hours to be wasted.
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Carefully, Simon approached the other boy. "Excuse me, are you.. G-kun?" he asked tentatively in English.
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"Oh, excuse me," he mumbled, "My name's Simon. I um, I heard about another transfer student from the US from a girl at school so I figured that was you."
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The boy shrugged and glanced around the slightly busy mall. "It's all right here, I guess. I've only been here a few months... Haven't really explored."
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